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2018 Public Officials Directory 2018 Public Officials Directory East-West Gateway Council of Governments Gateway Tower One S. Memorial Dr., Ste. 1600 St. Louis, MO 63102-2451 314-4421-44220 618-2274-22750 Fax 314-231-6120 www.ewgateway.org EAST-WEST GATEWAY Council of Governments Creating Solutions Across Jurisdictional Boundaries EWGCOG 2018 - Public Officials Directory * * * * * INTENTIONALLY BLANK * * * * * July 2018 The East-West Gateway Council of Governments (EWG) is pleased to provide the 2018 Public Officials Directory (POD). The directory is available online at www.ewgateway.org. The website also contains additional local government resources and publications. This bi-state reference guide contains contact information for key municipal and county elected officials and personnel for the eight counties in the St. Louis metropolitan area as well as state elected officials, fire/ambulance districts, school districts and resource organizations. We’ve recently made several improvements. We have merged the fire and ambulance listings and we have begun to list the organization(s) that provides fire services at the end of each municipal entry, making it easier to cross-reference with the fire/ambulance sections. We are also now providing email addresses for mayors/village presidents, city managers/administrators and city clerks. We strive to keep the directory as current as possible, and your ongoing input helps us to ensure the accuracy of the information provided. Throughout the directory you will find a convenient PODupdate e-mail link at the bottom of each page that you can use to provide updates and corrections or please feel free to give us a call. The POD is easy to navigate. Once you have opened the POD file, you can browse through its’ 200 pages or you can open bookmarks (if it did not open automatically) to find a table of contents from which you can easily select the specific section in which you are interested. Use the search/find function on your computer to locate specific cities, specific people, meeting times or other details for which you may be looking. Any changes/corrections that we receive, during the year, will be noted with an indication of the date the change was made. The POD is organized by state (Missouri and Illinois). The state sections include information for each county and city in that county. We have also included a listing of cities by county in the introduction to assist you in finding the jurisdiction for which you may be looking. Fire/ambulance and school district information is also listed by county. At the end of each state section, are the contacts for all state and federal legislative officials serving the region. Finally, we have included a listing of key regional, policy and resource organizations. We hope you will find the directory helpful and informative and welcome any suggestions or comments. Sincerely, Roz Rodgers Manager of Community Engagement and Local Government Services EWGCOG 2018 - Public Officials Directory * * * * * INTENTIONALLY BLANK * * * * * EAST-WEST GATEWAY COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS http://www.ewgateway.org/about-us/who-we-are/board-of-directors/ BOARD OF DIRECTORS Mark Kern, Chair Roy Mosley St. Clair County Board Chairman St. Clair County Steve Ehlmann, Vice Chair Robert Eastern III (05/03/19) County Executive, St. Charles County Mayor, City of East St. Louis Robert Elmore, 2nd Vice Chair Lewis Reed Chairman, Board of Commissioners, President, Board of Aldermen, City of St. Louis Monroe County Norman C. McCourt St. Louis County Municipal League Executive Committee John White St. Charles County Sam Page (05/03/19) County Executive, St. Louis County Mike Walters Tim Brinker Madison County Presiding Commissioner, Franklin County Regional Citizens Dennis Gannon Richard Kellett Presiding Commissioner, Jefferson County John A. Laker Barbara Geisman Lyda Krewson C. William Grogan Mayor, City of St. Louis Kurt Prenzler Non-Voting Members Chairman, Madison County Board Erin Aleman Illinois Department of Transportation Members Erika Kennett Thomas Smith Illinois Department of Commerce and President, Economic Opportunity Southwestern Illinois Council of Mayors Taulby Roach Herb Simmons Bi-State Development President, Southwestern Illinois Metropolitan & Regional Planning Commission Aaron Willard Office of the Governor Reggie Jones State of Missouri St. Louis County Ron Counts Patrick McKenna Jefferson County Missouri Department of Transportation Mark Kupsky Vice President, Southwestern Illinois Council of Mayors James Wild Executive Director The preparation of this report has been financed in part by the U.S. Department of Transportation, Federal Transit Administration, Federal Highway Administration, Missouri Highway and Transportation Commission, and the Illinois Department of Transportation. The author is responsible for the accuracy of the material presented herein. Saint Louis Region Calhoun County Macoupin County Jersey Lincoln County County Bond M a d i s o n County St. Charles C o u n t y Warren C o u n t y County City S t . L o u i s of Clinton C o u n t y St. Louis County S t . C l a i r C o u n t y F r a n k l i n C o u n t y J e f f e r s o n M o n r o e C o u n t y C o u n t y Washington County ILLINOIS MISSOURI LEGEND East-West Gateway Region (Also part of the MSA) St. Louis, MO-IL MSA 05 10 20 Miles July 2012 Listing of Cities by County Click on a municipality to go to that page Illinois Counties Madison County St. Clair County Village of Alhambra Village of Alorton City of Alton City of Belleville Village of Bethalto Village of Brooklyn City of Collinsville Village of Cahokia Village of East Alton Village of Caseyville City of Edwardsville City of Centreville Village of Glen Carbon Village of Dupo Village of Godfrey Village of East Carondelet City of Granite City City of East St. Louis Village of Grantfork Village of Fairmont City Village of Hamel City of Fairview Heights Village of Hartford Village of Fayetteville City of Highland Village of Freeburg Village of Livingston City of Lebanon City of Madison Village of Lenzburg Village of Marine Village of Marissa Village of Maryville City of Mascoutah Village of New Douglas Village of Millstadt Village of Pierron Village of New Athens Village of Pontoon Beach Village of New Baden Village of Roxana City of O’Fallon Village of St. Jacob Village of St. Libory Village of South Roxana Village of Sauget City of Troy Village of Shiloh City of Venice Village of Smithton Village of Williamson Village of Summerfield City of Wood River Village of Swansea Village of Worden Village of Washington Park Monroe County City of Columbia Village of Fults Village of Hecker Village of Maeystown Village of Valmeyer City of Waterloo Missouri Counties St. Louis City Franklin County St. Louis County City of Berger Village of Charmwood City of Ballwin City of Gerald City of Bel-Nor Village of Leslie Village of Bel-Ridge Village of Miramiguoa Park City of Bella Villa City of New Haven City of Bellefontaine Neighbors Village of Oak Grove City of Bellerive Acres City of Pacific City of Berkeley Village of Parkway City of Beverly Hills City of St. Clair City of Black Jack City of Sullivan City of Breckenridge Hills City of Union City of Brentwood City of Washington City of Bridgeton Village of Calverton Park Jefferson County Village of Champ City of Charlack City of Arnold City of Chesterfield City of Byrnes Mill City of Clarkson Valley Village of Cedar Hill Lakes City of Clayton City of Crystal City City of Cool Valley City of DeSoto City of Country Club Hills City of Festus Village of Country Life Acres City of Herculaneum City of Crestwood City of Hillsboro City of Creve Coeur City of Kimmswick City of Crystal Lake Park Village of Lake Tekakwitha City of Dellwood City of Olympian Village City of Des Peres Village of Parkdale City of Edmundson Village of Peaceful Village City of Ellisville City of Pevely City of Eureka Town of Scotsdale City of Fenton City of Ferguson City of Flordell Hills St. Charles County City of Florissant City of Frontenac Town of Augusta Village of Glen Echo Park City of Cottleville City of Glendale City of Dardenne Prairie Town of Grantwood Village City of Flint Hill City of Green Park City of Foristell City of Greendale Village of Josephville Village of Hanley Hills City of Lake St. Louis City of Hazelwood City of New Melle Village of Hillsdale City of O’Fallon City of Huntleigh City of Portage Des Sioux City of Jennings City of St. Charles City of Kinloch City of St. Paul City of Kirkwood City of St. Peters City of Ladue City of Weldon Spring City of Lakeshire Village of Weldon Spring Heights City of Manchester City of Wentzville City of Maplewood City of West Alton St. Louis County (continued) Village of Marlborough City of Maryland Heights City of Moline Acres City of Normandy City of Northwoods Town of Norwood Court City of Oakland City of Olivette City of Overland City of Pagedale City of Pasadena Hills City of Pasadena Park City of Pine Lawn City of Richmond Heights Village of Riverview City of Rock Hill City of St. Ann City of St. John City of Shrewsbury City of Sunset Hills Village of Sycamore Hills City of Town and Country City of Twin Oaks City of University City Village of Uplands Park City of Valley Park City of Velda City City of Velda Village Hills (08/08/18) City of Vinita Park City of Warson Woods City of Webster Groves City of Wellston Village of Westwood Village of Wilbur Park City of Wildwood City of Winchester City of Woodson Terrace Madison County, Illinois Williamson Livingston New Douglas Godfrey Holiday Worden Shores Mississippi River Alton East Bethalto Alton Hamel Alhambra Wood River Roxana Hartford Highland Grantfork South Silver Roxana Lake Edwardsville Marine Pierron Glen Carbon Madison Highland Maryville Troy HorseshoePontoon Beach St.
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